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The Islamic fundamentalist version of Ramadan is celebration by mass murder.
1 posted on 10/28/2003 7:58:26 AM PST by TexKat
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To: TexKat
Gee, and a year ago we were dithering over whether it was OK for us to continue fighting in Afghanistan during Ramadan.
2 posted on 10/28/2003 8:00:00 AM PST by DonQ
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To: TexKat
Maybe the fast makes them edgy...let's offer them a pork chop.
4 posted on 10/28/2003 8:07:43 AM PST by steve8714
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To: TexKat
Seven people were killed and 45 others injured in Indian Kashmir in a bloody start to the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan which Islamic rebels have vowed will be soaked in violence.
 
Nothing backs up W's continued ridiculous assertion that islam is a religion of peace, like the actions of it's practitioners.
 

Owl_Eagle

”Guns Before Butter.”

5 posted on 10/28/2003 8:08:02 AM PST by End Times Sentinel ("If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace;" –Thomas Paine)
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To: TexKat
On the first day of Ramadan
Allah sent to me:
A Pipe Bomb in a Toyota

On the second day of Ramadan
Allah sent to me:
2 Bloody Gloves
and a Pipe Bomb in a Toyota

On the third day of Ramadan
Allah sent to me:
3 French Missiles
2 Bloody Gloves
and a Pipe Bomb in a Toyota

[snip]
6 posted on 10/28/2003 8:08:28 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer (The democRATS are near the tipping point.)
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To: TexKat

An injured civilian waits for first aid after a grenade explosion in Srinagar, India, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2003. Suspected Islamic militants hurled a grenade at a crowded telephone company's bill-paying counter in Indian controlled Kashmir, wounding 25 people, mostly civilians, police said. (AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan)

People carry an injured person soon after a grenade explosion in Srinagar, India, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2003. Suspected Islamic militants hurled a grenade at a crowded telephone company's bill-paying counter in Indian controlled Kashmir, wounding 25 people, mostly civilians, police said. (AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan)

An Indian Border Security Force soldier takes up his position near Kashmir's Telegraph Office after a grenade attack, in Srinagar October 28, 2003. Suspected separatist militants threw a grenade in Indian Kashmir's main telegraph office on Tuesday, wounding several people, a police official said. REUTERS/Fayaz Kabli

7 posted on 10/28/2003 8:09:36 AM PST by TexKat
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To: TexKat
All Lies!!! Islam is peaceful! You Zionist liars! Islam is the most peaceful force ever on this planet. (sarcasm)
9 posted on 10/28/2003 8:12:37 AM PST by Codeflier
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To: TexKat
Seven people were killed and 45 others injured in Indian Kashmir in a bloody start to the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan which Islamic rebels have vowed will be soaked in violence.

And they're off and running.....

12 posted on 10/28/2003 8:20:13 AM PST by theDentist (Liberals can sugarcoat sh** all they want. I'm not biting.)
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Militants strike at highway, travel from Jatwal to Akhnoor breaching 14 nakas
Two ultras, 2 jawans among 6 killed; Major, 8 others injured
Another militant captured alive in injured condition
TATA Sumo driver arrested for suspected terror links

By Sanjeev Pargal



JAMMU, Oct 27: Playing with the security arrangements, three militants in police uniform struck at three places last night from Jatwal to Akhnoor covering a distance of more than 70 kms without meeting any resistance till a TATA Sumo, they were travelling in, was intercepted by an army naka about 100 meters short of Akhnoor bridge. A total of six persons including two army jawans, two civilians and two militants were killed while nine others including five Army personnel, one of them a Major and four civilians were injured in the militant strikes. A suspected harbourer of the militants—a TATA Sumo driver of Ustaad Mohalla has been arrested while a militant was captured by the army in an injured condition. He has been shifted to a Military Hospital under tight security.

Drivers of TATA Indica and TATA Sumo, the two vehicles used by the militants in travelling from Jatwal to Akhnoor, have confirmed presence of three militants, only two of them were killed in the gun-battle with army. Third militant was captured alive after he was injured in the gun-battle but army didn’t disclose his arrest officially. As the operation was completed and army went to pick-up dead bodies of the militant, a grenade (which one of the militants had tied with his body after removing its pin) exploded causing serious injuries to Major Subhramniyam of Engineering Regiment and a jawan.

Army maintained a cordon around Akhnoor bridge till wee hours of this morning after intercepting the militants at 11.55 PM last night. An operation was launched at 5 A.M. today and the militants were finally killed at 2.30 PM. Driver of TATA Sumo, who was also described by the army as a militant, was captured in the mid-night itself. He has been identified as Faisal Javed son of Maqsood Ahmed, a resident of Ustaad Mohalla.

After causing derailment of Shalimar Express, the militants covered a distance of more than 70 kilometers, hijacking two vehicles, killing two civilians and wounding four others on the national highway covering a minimum of 14 permanent police nakas from Jatwal to Akhnoor bridge and were not subjected to checking anywhere. "Tata Sumo driver told interrogators that his vehicle was not stopped for checking anywhere on Jammu-Akhnoor road while Indica driver told police that his vehicle was signaled for a halt at only one naka but the militants told him to ignore the signal. Surprisingly, the naka party didn’t flash a message that an Indica car has violated the signal", reliable sources said, adding "this itself explains the alertness of police stations".

Sources told EXCELSIOR that four militants were pushed into Indian territory by Pakistan army from International Border between Mawa and Madoon in Hiranagar sector on the night of Diwali (October) 25. One of them was shot dead by the troops immediately after his infiltration at Karol Mathran near Bobiya while three others, who had taken a different route, managed to cross safely and reached Jatwal. One revolver and 20 rounds were recovered from the militant killed at Karol, who was identified as Mohd Nihaal son of Mohd Lateef, a resident of Narowal, Pakistan.

The three militants took positions inside bushes under a small culvert in Jatwal where they abandoned their three black uniforms, three plastic shoes, one hand grenade, a small quantity of RDX, six meters wire, empty juice container and dry fruit packets. They used the wire in planting an IED on rail track at Jatwal last night, which they blasted with a remote control device. As reported, the blast derailed engine and five bogies of Shalimar Express. However, there were no casualties in the derailment.

Sources said the uniforms, plastic shoes and other material abandoned by the militants at Jatwal, near the site of last night’s train derailment, were recovered by police this morning. The militants at Jatwal changed their black clothes and wore police uniforms, which they had brought with them from across the border. From rail track, the militants reached Jammu-Pathankot national highway at Jatwal where they hijacked a TATA Indica car No. 8808 DLCA, belonging to Jayant Travels, at about 10.20 PM.

The militants opened firing on the car killing two civilians on spot. They forced driver of the car Vikas Singh son of Nar Singh to drive towards Jammu. Enroute, they shot at and injured three other occupants of the car and threw them out of the vehicle near Samba. At Maheshpura Crossing, the militant fired a shot on the leg of Indica driver and abandoned the car.

Two civilians killed in Indica car have been identified as Deepak Salotra son of Sham Lal R/o Roop Nagar and Tilak Raj son of Babu Ram R/o Batala, Punjab, presently putting up at Krishna Nagar. Injured included Vikas Singh, car driver, Sheetal Singh, Rakesh Kumar and Munish Kumar. Car operator was returning from a marriage function in Billawar. Some of the car occupants had taken lift enroute.

The militants then boarded a TATA Sumo No. 7414 JK05 from KC Crossing, which was being driven by Faisal Javed of Ustaad Mohalla and moved towards Akhnoor According to sources, TATA Sumo might have been deliberately stationed at Maheshpura to carry the militants.

It was only at an Army naka about 100 meters short of Akhnoor bridge that the militants were intercepted at 11.55 PM last night. As an army jawan on duty asked TATA Sumo occupants to show their identity cards, one of the militants fired a burst on him killing him on spot. Soon after the shoot-out, army jawans sounded an alert and the soldiers on duty deflated tyres of Sumo as soon as it crossed the bridge. Petrol tank of the vehicle was also busted but the driver drove the vehicle towards right side of an army installation after crossing the bridge.

The militants as well as Sumo driver managed to come out of the vehicle. While the militants fled towards a hill, the driver rushed back and was arrested by the army personnel at Akhnoor bridge. Police parties led by Addl SP Jammu S R Samuel also rushed to the spot.

Troops laid a siege around Akhnoor bridge in the mid-night and simultaneously subjected TATA Sumo driver to sustained interrogation during which he disclosed presence of three militants in police uniform in his vehicle. With onset of dawn, the troops launched a hunt for the militants, who had taken positions in a small forest area on the hill near GREF quarters.

Exchange of firing between army personnel and the militants continued till 2.30 PM today in which another army jawan was killed and three others were injured. Later, troops pressed a Casper bullet-proof vehicle in the operation and shot dead one of the militants while another ultra, finding himself trapped, blew himself up. The third militant was arrested by the army in an injured condition.

At about 4.30 PM when an army team led by Major Subhramniyam went to pick-up bodies of the slain militants, a grenade tied by a militant with his body exploded causing serious injuries to the Major and a jawan. He has been shifted to Military Hospital in Satwari. Other army jawans, injured during day long gun-battle, have also been hospitalised while bodies of two soldiers, one of them identified as Anil Kumar, have been shifted to an army camp. A cameraman of NDTV, Darshan Singh, also sustained a splinter injury during the encounter. He was discharged from the hospital after first-aid.

Two AK-47 rifles, four used magazines and 140 AK rounds were recovered from the slain militants. Traffic on Jammu-Chhamb road remained disrupted during the day. It was only late in the evening that army authorities cleared Akhnoor bridge for vehicular movement after sanitising the area.

TATA Sumo driver told army and police during his interrogation that his vehicle was hijacked by the militants and he was asked to proceed towards Poonch. However, the army and police sources, maintained that Sumo driver Faisal Javed "had links with the militants". Presently, Faisal was in custody of army but he was expected to be handed over to police shortly.

Sources said it was "contradictory statement" of Faisal which created doubts in the minds of security forces that he might have "connived" with the militants. Faisal said he was approached by the cops (militants in uniform) for driving to Poonch at 9.15 PM last night while the fact was that the militants struck at highway at 10.15 PM and reached Mahespura Crossing only around 11 PM.

"There was a possibility that the militants might have a plan to strike again at an army installation at Tanda, where they had previously struck on July 22 this year killing eight soldiers and wounding top brass of army", the sources said but declined to comment on a "definite plan" of the militants. However, there appeared to be "very remote chances" of the militants attempting to reach Poonch by road since there were a number of army nakas enroute, they added.

Though identity of the slain militants hasn’t been established, there was "enough evidence" to prove that they were Pakistanis. Since one of their associates, who was gunned down by the BSF at Karol Mathran in Hiranagar sector on Diwali night was a Pakistani and all of them had infiltrated from across the border, it appeared that the slain ultras too could be the Pakistanis, the sources said.

Sources admitted that "free movement" of militants first on Jammu-Pathankote highway and then on Jammu-Akhnoor road has "exposed security lapses" on part of police stations and police posts enroute. There were atleast 14 permanent police nakas at Jatwal, Mesar, Mansar Morh, Supwal, Vijaypur, Bari Barahamana, Kunjwani, Digiana Ashram, Satwari Chowk, Convent Crossing, Vikram Chowk, Domana, Jhiri Road and Kanachak. As per version of the two drivers, their vehicles were not stopped for checking anywhere barring one naka. The naka which signaled the vehicle to stop too didn’t bother to flash a message about escape of the car.

According to sources, senior police officers have taken a "serious note" of the police lapses.
13 posted on 10/28/2003 8:21:58 AM PST by swarthyguy
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To: TexKat
Headline in 50 years:

Kansas explodes with violence on first day of Ramadan

15 posted on 10/28/2003 8:25:51 AM PST by jordan8
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To: TexKat
Kashmir has been rather bloody lately, but the body count was going against the jihadis. This seems to have been reversed with the onset of Ramzan. I'm sure the dead muslims really appreciate the Ramzan "gifts".
16 posted on 10/28/2003 8:27:25 AM PST by swarthyguy
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To: TexKat
Religion of Peace alert! Let's celebrate Ramadan-a-ding-dong by killing some of those evil Infidels!
17 posted on 10/28/2003 8:28:03 AM PST by Rummyfan
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To: TexKat
In Mad Mo's Insane Murder Cult, "Mein Koran" = "Mein Kampf."
18 posted on 10/28/2003 8:36:16 AM PST by Travis McGee (----- www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com -----)
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To: TexKat
Ramadan which Islamic rebels have vowed will be soaked in violence

Why can't we have a real "soaker" in return...

Turnabout is "fair play."

22 posted on 10/28/2003 12:31:59 PM PST by Lael (Bush to Middle Class: Send your kids to DIE in Iraq while I send your LIVELIHOODS to INDIA!)
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To: TexKat
Kashmir group vows Ramadan attacks

Tuesday 28 October 2003, 9:40 Makka Time, 6:40 GMT - aljazeera

A Kashmiri Islamic group has threatened to increase attacks on Indian occupation forces during the month of Ramadan.

Abu Huzaifa, the spokesman for the Lashkar-e-Taiba group, told the Greater Kashmir newspaper on Tuesday that civilians should stay away from potential targets.

The newspaper said: "People should keep themselves away from the security installations as according to him (Huzaifa) they could become the unintended targets of such attacks."

Huzaifa urged Kashmiri Muslims to pray for the victory of all Islamic groups fighting in Kashmir and elsewhere in the world.

"Mujahidiin are fighting occupational forces not only in Kashmir but also in Palestine, Iraq, Chechnya and the Philippines. In this holy month we appeal to people to pray for the success of our mission," he said.

Mediation offer

And he rejected a recent offer from New Delhi to open a dialogue with the separatists.

"People should not take these peace offers seriously as eventually these are destined to come to nought," he said, adding Islamic groups were the true representatives of Kashmiris and not politicians.

"Mujahidiin are fighting occupational forces not only in Kashmir but also in Palestine, Iraq, Chechnya and the Philippines. In this holy month we appeal to people to pray for the success of our mission"

Abu Huzaifa,
Lashkar-e-Taiba

"The mission of mujahidiin is to liberate Kashmir from India," Huzaifa said.

Ramadan began in Kashmir on Tuesday, with Muslims filling mosques for dawn prayers across the restive Himalayan state.

23 posted on 10/28/2003 3:23:17 PM PST by swarthyguy (Al Jazzeria)
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To: TexKat; archy; Travis McGee; MarineDad


Grenade blast in Anantnag
20 left injured on day two of Ramzan

We should keep this thread going for a daily Ramzan Kashmir Death Watch.

They shot and killed two kids yesterday.

>>>JAMMU, Oct 28: A lone militant, who had survived yesterday’s army operation in Akhnoor, made a dramatic appearance at MES residential quarters near yesterday’s encounter site and opened indiscriminate firing killing two children and injuring eight others. The militant later took position inside a quarter, where he was hiding till mid-night when the reports last came in.

Troops of 12 JAK Li, assisted by some commandos, had encircled the quarter in full battle dress but an operation to storm the quarter and eliminate the militant hadn’t been carried out till mid-night. Official sources said the operation was likely to be carried out in wee hours of the morning.

Sources said the militant, who was still wearing a police uniform, came out of the bushes where he might have been hiding since yesterday and ran towards nearby MES quarters of Ashok Kumar and Beli Ram at around 4 PM today. To scare family members of MES employees, the militant opened indiscriminate firing with his AK rifle causing serious injuries to 10 persons. Two of the injured, both children of MES employee Beli Ram, succumbed to their injuries in the hospital later while condition of Beli Ram’s wife, Shama Devi, was also stated to be "very critical" in the Medical College hospital where she was operated upon tonight.

There were, however, no army casualties in today’s firing by the militant.

After firing on the MES employees’ families, the militant forced his entry inside the quarters, where he took shelter on third floor of the quarter belonging to Ashok Kumar. Two inmates of the quarters jumped down from third floor and managed to escape, albeit in an injured condition.

"There were no hostages in the quarters now. All civilians in the quarters, where the militant was hiding and in its vicinity have been evacuated and taken to a safer location", the sources said, adding there was no threat of civilian casualties in case of an encounter in the area.

Two children, who were injured in firing by the militant and died in the hospital, have been identified as Aman, a 7th class student and his sister Nancy, a 6th class student, both children of Beli Ram. Beli Ram and his wife Shama Devi were among the injured. Shama Devi was shifted to Medical College hospital tonight where she was operated upon for more than two hours by a team of Surgeons. She had sustained a volley of gun shots in her stomach, chest and arms and her condition was "extremely critical", doctors, who operated upon her, said. Medical Superintendent Dr Romesh Gupta said a special bed has been arranged for her in Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

Other injured were Ashok Kumar’s wife and son Neeraj Kumar and son and wife of Kasturi Lal. Kasturi Lal and Ashok Kumar were also MES employees, the sources said, adding two other persons sustained fractures as they jumped down from the quarters to survive. Injured have been admitted in Military and Civil hospital in Akhnoor.

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On the second day of Ramzan,
My true jihadi gave me.
3 grenade attacks,
2 children killed,
And a severed head in a pear tree.
31 posted on 10/29/2003 12:32:44 PM PST by swarthyguy
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To: miltonim
Kashmiri BloodofRamzan Casualty and Death Count Watch Ping.
33 posted on 10/30/2003 9:45:04 AM PST by swarthyguy
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